Nata Vacheishvili

Yes, i enjoyed this course. It was really informative and good for me and I know that Ill definitely be taking the learnings forward in my development journey. I have some notes to further improve the course: Notes for improvement: - Proptypes -> Use typescript - Use property deconstruction for props - Look at common patterns and principles for writing code. - Watch your code formatting too. - Use actual pictures in the app, make it fun! - Use useNavigation hook - IMO, not a fan of Javascript's weakly referenced data types and I very much prefer the explicitness of types as it reinforces good code readability and maintainability. We can use Typescript for this and interfaces. - Use a flatlist for the donation apps category items. - Avoid using val as names etc. Try to see if there is a more informing name. - Try not to put so much code/ functionality in one line. Research SOLID principles. - You can refactor a lot of code in the app demo examples into its own components. - This is an all levels course, consider covering concepts such as async/ await, API calls/ networking, permissions, file access, etc. - You can perform validation for email and password fields on the Front end using javascript libraries like Formik etc.
- Review by Reshal Luchman on React Native: Mobile App Development (CLI) [2026]